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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has been nominated for the Independent Bookseller Book Prize in the Children’s book category. The Times reports the winner of this award, “given to
the writer of the book most enjoyed by customers of specialist bookshops
across the UK,” will be announced on Friday.

Along with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling, other books nominated include:

says: Would we expect anything less? Congrats! says: I've read two on the list, Harry Potter of course, and the Invention of Hugo Cabret. It's a wonderful picture story book. says: Well, of the nominees I have read one. Guess which one? :P says: Yay! Please win, please win, please win... says: I think the subject matter of The Deathly Hallows is just a bit beyond 'a child's book". Not sure what the definition of 'child' is in UK. says: yeah... AWSOME! although im not surprized at all! lmao! its still really cool. and no, it shouldnt be under "childrens book" , unless kids there are used to reading books with ppl dying, making out, and the words "damn" and "?bloody hell" ... etc. lmao. YES! I THINK ABOUT THESE THINGS! lmao says: Aw, geez, the children's category again. Harry Potter really has nothing in common with scary snowmen or these other "children's" books. says: I AM SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HAPPY!!!!! WELL, OF COURSE WE CANNOT EXPECT ANYTHING LESS THAN THIS FROM THE PEN OF JO. BUT I RECKON HARRY POTTER BOOKS (or movies) ARE MORE THAN JUST ....CHILDREN'S STUFF.THEY DESERVE BOOKER AND OSCAR resp.congrts to all the hp fans says: I am very_________________________HAPPY!!!!!!!!! says: I from in China. I am very happy!!!!!!!!